Exploration Age Poems | Examples

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Her eys search for a place to hide.

I wonder, would my open arms be enough for her to run to safety?

Could love have tempted her and hurt her for her willingness to trust?

And, punished her for her curiosity of exploration?

Could she love?
Could she trust?
Could she, once again, submerge in the depts of love with open arms?

Could someone have hurt her with love?
What could be more hurtful than love is pritence love.

She trusts and still holds to the past as she wonders why is she giving so much taught and time to what has past.
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The Old Realm

In greener days, when all was harsh and wild,
our stories were sparse and our facts were few.
So much to grow - ev'ry zeitgeist a child -
eager to race from soft meadows of dew.

Exploration, invention, 'crost the years.
Centuries rolled, and the scroll extended.
Minds grew sharper; we killed our primal fears.
Revelation bursting - still not ended!

Now, despite all marvels of glass and steel,
we live under heavy cloud - an old realm.
Histories too complex to make us feel.
Knowledge - an ocean - whose waves overwhelm.

How can we stay true to all that's been done,
and still find spring's vigor under Eve's sun?

30 April 2023

Premium MemberA Hand In Time

I view my hand. I see an ancient land.
A melanomic crater, deep in the desert,
speaks of greedy sun-soaked days.
Wanton then. Gone now.
Sparse wispy palm trees cluster,
storm ravaged, angled randomly,
now almost invisible,
now silver in the light.
Ravines compressed in lines
symmetrical, as from space,
appearing geometric,
requiring translation,
needing understanding,
awaiting exploration.
Ahead, beyond the fault line,
mountains expand and converge,
blue-edged and rising high
above the sandy plain, sinuous,
majestic, uncharted.
Stretching and contracting 
as wrinkled parchment
in a shoreline breeze,
pointing the way to the long journey’s end.
Translucent and yes still beautiful.
A multitude of moments
has slowly wrought such change.
Soul-stirring eloquence silently tells
of times and deeds long past,
though yet concealing secrets deep,
of silken dreams within a lover’s sleep,
and memories of a sweet caress,
© Peter Rees  Create an image from this poem.

The Warmth In the Cold

Winter, winter lit us explore the winter.
This exploration takes us through some of the warmest days. 
No ones heart has time to be bitter. 
Christmas and the days surrounding.
Makes everyone's spirt awesome and outstanding.
Just to put someone in the warmth of love and happiness.
To anyone that has been suffering from sadness. 
A smile here, love there, a hug here.
slowly make all pain disappear. 
This is the time of year. 
That we all come together in this world to bring cheer.

Premium MemberAll Needs More

Before exploration, encounter ran its course
She wanted simplicity, he tended to soul search 
Vixen and Mr. Marriage sprung from alternate reason 
Ship containing contradiction was destined to lurch

Pledge of sledge hammer sex initially extended
Revoked by omnipresent insecurity 
Prowling for night of abandon, unquenched lust driven
Met his wall built by fear, founded in obscurity 

Decay of a dream, mismatched to hers, devoid of care
Love to a morphed charicature, - what motivation? 
Superfluous term of submissive whimsy's windblown
Self worth held no place for emotional temptation 

Rusted hinges swung between satisfied and longing
Chance to be susceptible to tenderness, renounced
By transient track spanning decades, independent 
Her resilience rode solo strengths in endless amounts




               21st September 2020

           Written for Contest : Decay
        Sponsor: Constance La France 
                13 syllables per line


Atraction

Attraction

As race is concerned 
Beauty lies within 
Buried beneath the surface 

The stick figure 
The petite 
The full figured 
And well rounded
The dreaded
The bald headed

Of body
Of mind
Of soul
Of pride

Nothing changes my perception 
I am my own version of beauty of self
Attraction , repulsion
I’ll tell me about myself
And show me who I am 
Rise up
And speak for myself 
I wear a crown 
And that’s enough 

My own validation is sufficient 
A journey of exploration
From pressed
To permed
To weaved
To coarse kinks

Love and guidance 

Confidence and comfort -ability  
Take possession and accountability 
Life reimagined
I stepped outside and felt free
A dove flew over me

Walk with my head held high
The sun soothes my skin
Embracing my melanin 
My hair deserves to command the room


Marckincia Jean
Free verse
09/04/19

Premium MemberA Hand In Time

I view my hand. I see an ancient land.
A melanomic crater, deep in the desert,
Speaks of greedy sun-soaked days.
Wanton then. Gone now.
Sparse wispy palm trees cluster,
Storm ravaged, angled randomly,
Now almost invisible,
Now silver in the light.
Ravines compressed in lines
Symmetrical, as from space,
Appearing geometric,
Requiring translation,
Needing understanding,
Awaiting exploration.
Ahead, beyond the fault line,
Mountains expand and converge,
Blue-edged and rising high 
Above the sandy plain, sinuous,
Majestic, uncharted.
Stretching and contracting
As wrinkled parchment
In a shoreline breeze,
Pointing the way to the long journey's end.
Translucent and, yes, still beautiful.
A multitude of moments 
Have slowly wrought such change.
Soul-stirring eloquence silently tells
Of times and deeds long past,
Though yet concealing secrets deep,
Of silken dreams within a lover's sleep
And memories of a sweet caress.
© Peter Rees  Create an image from this poem.
age

A Place Now

a place now 
where closure 
has been gained
closure maintained 
closure remains 
looking to the past still remains 
looking to the present still remains 
looking to the future still remains 
continues reflection exists 
continues analyzes exists  
continues exploration exists 
live learn grow 
life is a journey of self-exploration
age

Old Age Nonet

Fatigueability,a wrinkled mass
Or a time for exploration
Learning, adventuring so
One discovers truth
Existential strength
Pouring in bulk – 
Masses come
Slowly
Gush

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